The Syracuse Poster Project is now in its 22nd year and again features incisive collaborations between artists and poets.
Local Artists
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‘There’s so much beauty in your closet’: Q&A with Syracuse-based designer Elissa Martin
In this Q & A, Martin shares with Central Current her journey to creating a sustainable brand and sharing its mission with people who see and wear her clothing.
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‘Runway is my passion’: Q & A with Syracuse model Kah’moni Richardson
Model Kah’moni Richardson shares how walking in Syracuse Fashion Week helped boost her career.
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Syracuse Bakers Expo winners receive cash prize and free space at Wildflowers Armory
Four women will promote their businesses during pop-up events with Wildflowers Armory after winning the first Syracuse Bakers Expo
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 Syracuse Fashion Week: Wrap-up of Spring ’23 season
The three-day Syracuse Fashion Week showcased more than 20 innovators and creators at the epicenter of fashion in Central New York.
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Q & A: An inside scoop on Syracuse Fashion Week from its founder
After a brief intermission, Syracuse Fashion Week will return for the spring 2023 season, beginning Thursday and continuing through Saturday.
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Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre to roll out Spring Champagne Tour
The Landmark Theatre will host guests for its Spring Champagne Tour on April 13 at 5:30 p.m.
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Syracuse Jazz Fest 2023: See the performer lineupÂ
Syracuse Jazz Fest 2023 organizers announced global music icons Gladys Knight and Herbie Hancock as the headliners for the 37th annual festival.
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Alive Downtowns! call for state funding for historic Upstate New York theaters
Alive Downtowns! is advocating for $20 million to be allocated by the state among 13 upstate historic theaters.Â
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Wildflowers celebrates $1 million revenue milestone, status as Syracuse’s ‘Etsy in real life’
The profits have helped maintain a communal space in the heart of downtown Syracuse for artisans to sell their handcrafted merchandise, volunteer and support other artists, at the corner of Fayette and Salina streets.Â
